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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
Closing PRICES OF rHILADnLrnA srocRs.
GOOD SHOWING OF RAILROAD EARNINGS


Below we print the November statements in
gliding the gross earnings. operating expenses and
net earnings. compared with preceding years. Of the
Pennsylvania. Ncw-lork Lake Erie and Western
and Norfolk and Western railroads. The Norfolk
and Westerns statement gives II net gain in net
earnings for the month of November of So, Cos, or
3I.4 per cent, and for the eleven months ended
November 80 gain Of S3SS,sl0 or 32.f per cent.
The company's net earnings for the last three
months were 81 so 600 in excess of its first charges
equal TO 2.2 per cent on the companys preferred
stock which now IS selling in the market at IL
against 80 one year ago.
The Pcnnsylyana's statement for the month will
be generally regarded rs unfavorable because it
shows decline in the net of both the Eastern and
Western lines But the for that, the cXraor-
binary expenditures being made for betterments,
are 50 well understood to require no further en-
planation. The company can well afford to be
liberal in such expenditures when its net for
eleven months despite the loss in November, gives
gain Of slSe9, II on the eleven months of $50.
The Erie, like the Pennsylvania and for the same
reason, shows small loss in its net results for
November. The company at the beginning of its
new year. October |, having adopted a new system
of making its monthly exhibits comparison in de
tail Of its operations with 1875 IS forbidden, but
the net results not changed by the new system.
Thus, Will its II. earnings Tor November this year
21,J2j less than for NON cmbcr, $50 they are
only s., $50 less than IN $50 for the two months,
October and November, the net this year Is c2l,
233 less than in 1856 and 81 OJ,olO greater than
in 1850.
DULL But RISING MARKET.
The stock market to-day measured by the vol
umc of business was as dull as 1t was yesterday.
The transactions aggregated 7G301 shares against
16 %. shares yesterday. But there was marked
difference IN the character of the dealings. The
market was little more than local affair but the
sellers of yesterday to-day wanted to buy their
contracts back and yesterday buyers were vail
ing 10 accept moderate profits in consideration of
the quicl>uc>, OF the turn Yesterday Phlladelphla
and Reading declined l-2 per cent on sales OF
=, 600 shares; to-day II recovered 3-o per cent
ON sales of -. 900 shares. Prices generally opened
fractions higher than yesterdays closing figures
and made further advances subject 10 small nue.
tuatiOns. Lake shore sold up 81 per cent 10
% Is and then was sold down on the well dis
iributcd point that the dividend 10 be declared
tomorrow will bc only per cent. Norfolk and
Western preferred WAS unusually active and sold
from II t. A. .-ial3 ? The market closed
strong 40 small fractions of the best figures.
FEATURES OF TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds WCrc more than usually ac-
tive and were lower; the bids for lhc Is and the
-2s were of IA per cent. Annexed are the clos
ing quotations.
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COURT CALENDARS.

IElDNl, Doc. ~.
srrry,rr CorRr-CHINHrEs- I;cfore Lawrence. J.-NoA
1872 IOl no Il 49, IL ia III IG9. @22 2,1 -
81 80 ISL Isl go. 2Jl. 80. 2j5 III 30 49,
107.
suPET,E PrCiAL EiN rAET I.-Eeiofo Dnnp-
u !. - DAY calendar.
sirErMg CoueI-CiEouII- Part I.-Rcfore Barrett. J..
No tsicuf1t.
surEEnE COURT CIRctIT-pAKI IV.-Beiore lnsrnhan.
No dav calendar
errrOG,rEs COURT Before Rollins. S.-Will of Dole
Powers 10 No.: will Of Isabella Harrison. 10 a. NJ VIII T.
Iluabeth surllmAn. m.. VIII a. CHARLES II I@su. 10
n m, viii oi Martin Mcfucrn"y 30 30 nj will Of W l>m
mr. -. II . m VIII o. lc0uo,d lr.rht i 80 VIII OF
ION " Ioriman. - m. will ~ julius 'runner o. ~
bUPgRIoE coU9r-srEclAL IEkii-boisrs iiuaA' NO
dag cn'rnn D., 80. IT,. ,
Md cal lar
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TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC GUARANTEE.

WHAT HAS BEEN PROPOSED AND APPROVED by HE
"HiGHrST AUTHo NY II TIE DOMINION.
IoxDOv, Dec %" The Financial News confines
to discuss cditorialiy the Canadian Pacific Railway
guarantee. II says:
We repeat for the benefit OF readers what j. now
proposed and wha; has been, are Informed. aI
proved by tho highest authority in railway matters in
Canada That Is The company IS TO give up al lis
srocial privileges and half the profits its cap
ral stock beyond per con; per annun, and further
more is 10 conceGe 10 the Government the right TO
regulate the rates 0. freight and fares In con5d-ra
ton Of
Tirst-A perpetual guarantee Of per cent, which,
a, tbo l,lYscnf market value % Canadian Government
OBI cations. would be worth a. ,aSt So Per share
ScccnG-Thc distribution among shareholders Of lana
warrants for the 100000 acres Of land now owned
ly the company such warrants 10 be good tender IL
paymout for lands bonehthose taken even at ~ per
acrs would bc worth so per share.
Thrd-Tho issue OF deferred shares similar In char
acier ia the deferred railway shares issued by the IN
dan Governments and RET rcsentng one half the pfoho
over and above 3 per cent per aHnuin- these, aFcou
Grand frank ordinary stoct but say $40 per share
III" carrying ont OF al equitable ariang mem OF "s
l.d ,h,Ild. therefore. give the Shareholders pifSeh'
market value for their pioPHl 81 81" per Nb'Io'
while those who chose instead Of reaiZ Eng 10 h"d on
10 tIc.r land warrants ana surplus prom SHARES cum"
d. 40 a. long as they pleased .
Tho s4arnhnlda.e woald Doe foolish. indeed u" F.-
fs,e terms Of This Kind. they are SUCH as Inc an
afan Government and people cou!d give "i'hph' I'oh
al los while obtaining for the whole community mos,
r,drcd iaios ard fares would be the most readily ~
Z e.
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Inssrs IN XAIINL.s PLACES.

CHARLESTON = c.. Dec. ga IRE broke out in Wilston
this morning TIE losses are as follows
W H. Kenne lv. $1,000 ~ &. Klhngsworth, $500 4;
" X Anderson > 800 and Other small losses This total
loss - over >lj.OUJ, Insurance. sHoOO
81. PAUL MINI. Dec. 25.-A Bozoman. Mont dispatch
me Pioucr That Of frame buildings On
Main ST. merchants burned there to-
nighi Loss. $4,000 insurance, $1,000
MrNEAp0Lis MIMI. Dec 29-A dispatch 10 The JonrHai
rom Fercu, Falls Nina. The High school building
with an burned this mornils Loss $4,000
IN M Annn
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rlREMEy LOSE THEIR own BUILDIyG.

Ere yesterday morning IN large building oc'
cnoai byt Police Department. Protection Hose Company
and iae Poco Court In The htncs spread rapidly
ami the building anIos, completely DESTROYED Four
men who wsro In tho coils station house narrowly
escsnei being suaocttei Mrs NackcY. tn, an0r OF ito
bun ing saved unaici the appsItus Of the fire complny
The effects Of the Rihyy murdered girl which
were locked the police ospains were 'avoi Tho
ire origl4eI et'A furnace IN the basement
IN. loss is esinasiat 10000 partially covered ~
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BIT, or LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Jarrett o. Ito supreme CONT h's decided that tie
attachments obalnoi the property 81 M.icr K'th,
child & Coz coumls.on merchant WHO failed some TINE
ago must Doe vacated fraud proven. lie Las va
Gated the order e. Hoth1clids arrest
Referee Charles D. Metz IA. reported that Mario 4. Van
Zlndt IL entitled 10 an absolute from Leopold Van
IAndt and their two children lie DIcs heI
almOnY Al d - mo- m
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ppJCFS FOR TERRAPIN.

o,snd,d diamond back terrapin Weighing he"iD 'N
a. soId at wash ngton Market yesterday Tor 80 n
nher Of pe ones OF and five pounds were q"o'on
as each Little half Founders bring 50 per oo]ep 0'''
RIM from that to $50 and 1885, .,
w .n.ak, Raw which furnishes tho main supply mas
anr,aon for the beat quality. but experienced AZ CO..
mat those the salt wAiors OF LONE stsv This
saaann they Exceptionally iat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

Albert Bloch 0 the Of Bloch Goa dealers IN sponge'
So. 81 Wam.t. piomised 10 marry MIS- ho'' Nu'''
dau.Lter Of samuel Adler who lives AZ 80 $40 East
If hfy slxts II Aer father wOulI eat ana "oud al
vance 900 young to be placed IN the business
~ the afier Bloch years old and the Young
woman il nneteeu Bloch that the fathers consent anu
his promise 10 advance the money was obtained
Hoch had told the That he would marry her IN
;orueb but when sppontoi day arrived ne refuse 10
do 30 Then through father who was appointed guar
al ne,n Mss Adler sued boc for s5,OOO ior bfc"'h "i
-. a,a obiaic.l from Clief Justice NcAdap Of the
Cv Court an the arrest Of the dee nd"n WHO "1s
.eu, TO the Ludlow street Js IN default Of StoOp O"
Yesterday at the solicitation Of A. H. HeIrcH' BLOCH
v,r The hal va. reduced 81 900 and ths being fnr
,s,i the young released Mt Botiich 49, va.
ala tee OBLIGED marry the gi br'tu9'
his to advance -%oV W W
r ether advanced mOley he was Sun ~lng " MARRY
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A GREAT RAILROAD YEAR.
TWELVE THOUSAND MILES OF NEW TRACK.
,.pGyE ADpITI rs TO MAIN LINES THAN THOSE OF
Any YEAR SINCE 1SG7.

ANY YEAR SINCE 1867.
CHICAGO, Dec. go" The Railway Age' tomorrow
~n say: The year 1887 has surpassed all other
wears in the extent Of railway mileage constructed in
the United states Returns show that during 1857
No les, than 12724 miles of new main line track were
added 70 the railway system OF the United Staos no
account being taken In this of the hundreds of miles
NJ sidc;rack built of the thousands of miles OF
main line tracks reiaid While the search has been
unusually thorough and the totals corrobora'e the
record lepi from week to week. IT is not improbable
that some scattering additions may yet be received
so that is safe to state that during 1857 nearly, If
not quite. 1900 miles of main line track were
constructed. The following summary shows tho mum
Der Of lines and the mileage laid in each State and
Territory during the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

NRw.YopY THURSDAY Dec 9-BELNEs- Receipts u cars
:" I.s hS'd-ai a. SvsIE .'' EAT .S' ,r .o '''oN'
prr'-scd BE- moderate request but IRA at CASE VIII
cable ID ccs from Lyero oil ana London quote efrigos-
st,i i,ef si.v 1t i',.. or bout &c per 49, -.
joseph Meyer. % Ihe we'll o. j. < b. Merrs.
glcres aud VIII lcsao butchers doing busnes. 10
Gowauus canal Bropkyn alta late hoar sterdy ii "as
The ahcewd sui enterprsiug men engaged "a lhs
sugltcrng a'c ard lis crett has always stood high 80
respect and confidence OF the trade and
CAfN F--l cc pts limited 10 hcth ani less ran
leo calves were ,he market leeli ste'y & $50
for Common 10 Prime Yeats with carload o. N'siern
calves vr.euS 500 10, SOLD by iiacnbeck Hollis 81 20
r,s.,d Cave. firm ~ Ter Dressed Grlssors a 10
for country Dressed N,ss anc l'al5c for Fir u Ch"es
SniIP AND LANES Receipts - cars OF 4,g22 hes:--
"a clrsat Jersey CIV and u cars At cotst oal for ave
Wcek Wit c1nnned i"t4al' arrivals 'Ho indtAc' rNsu
acve and firm Ut advance o. sc PER 10, closing si'az
common to Prime sheep sold - i0a - G5 and Can
mon 10 tho'ce Lambs AZ - 500 - IS per luu ID
Dressed and 10 80 for CITY nresseL Dressed Lamb.
also doing better with aencral s.lcs AT "a loc
Sales sherman i culver ~ hontCcAb sheep. II q AZ
50 SO li lG d. az - c.. 1870 Canada Lambs. ~ 2 ~
N.ston & Gulc,t IS? OHIO sheep - 49, at 50 81
judd Euckrehaiu - state sheep ;07 TO- At - IS III
f. Sid.r Co. go Plttsburg sheep 7giq 10 at s. 40,
go de- ~ H. NJ - 30 .ji osern Lambs 10 ID. az - Sd;
Iunc { Mullen. "A It e. sheep and Lambs g. ~ atgSe
per 525 Lambs. 70 10. at Gc 30 do 73a n. az
Dillcnback & Dewey ~ canada Sheep III ~ At &C. u
state do % n at 30; aOdo % ~. at So 3d. @s -
H. az o. 5lS naas 80 S AZ 20. Sheen ~ A
S. l2g l7a DO "a d. ut - 20; $50 DO q 10. 81 - 20
IS DO 20 d. At Ole 10 Michigan Lambs o. ID. at 81 70;
HOGS u cars of $500 held-l2 cars at 4ohse
jersey city. Total for i've fsys % 62s head,
against - $50 head COR the same time last week None FOE
sale alive Nooinaly firm and dealers quote o2S5'c Tor
Fair Prime Hogs
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EUROPEAN FINANCGAL MARKETS

LoNsoS. Dec. 29-i o. n-Cauadan Pacific 63T.; Erie,
29. Mexican Ordinary. 49, ~. Paul Common, !7's
NeMcsn Central iii9 IIudsons Bay Company, 22'.:
span sh As 6h7s Ear silver qnotet at "A lll6d
Tho bullion IN the Bank OF England has decreased
t55lOuD during the past week Tho proportion OF the
Bank OF EnglAnds liability which
A. ~ pea cent. 43ll per cent Paris aivcss
quote per 81 francs 10 for
count exchange London at % francs 80
checks.
PARIS Dec 2a.-Tle weekly statement OF the Bank u
shows decrease G67j.00O in gold aud
an increase OF 81 600 francs III silver
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

BuFFAto Dec go -Crute-Receipts last - hours we're
Ga head. Total THIS Tar I43O hean. same ums
$40 lead Consigned through ~ cars OF which
. q YORK. sale. market steady.
week hus 500 head For time last week 5Soo
head Consigned through IA ears OF which 10 NswYorr
rs car. market nrm Common 10 Fair SO 009& 00g
10 260 10, Western Lambs firm; Common
Prime - 90 10 Extra 80 20 Canadian Lambs
higher. al offerings taken at So 40d6 go.
asst "a hour, were 1905 hsad Total fsR
week thus StS head. For time last week 56s6Q
head Consigned rough 81 OF which 10 New York;
on sale ~ Light Pigs 81 $3.50 10; selected
Coarse Ends 50 10 as Os stays - 90 az 26i
Mixed Pigs Light Workers Is % s5 40 market cssod
steady; 1 cars light held over -
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Dec. 29.-Ths DrscNf
Journal CgtAeReceipts 5000 head shpmsnts
5000 Choice shipping steers 2596 76t
DO 10 81 90 - co. Sockers and Feeders 81 oOd3OO
Texan ca;tss 81 1882 75 o.o.
Hegs-keceibfs lS.0OU head shipments 10 600 head mar
kot strong; So 595 80: Light 81 soSo25 skips
S. 1904 10. -
-kecepts 500 head shipments 1900 ead Market
strong Choice b0 Inferior 10 Coed 81 90 "a 75
Western S. 5U05 10; Texans So 90 49, Lambs 81 300
SO 90. "A. 49,.
sr LOtIs Doc 2o.-Catue-Rsceipts oS5 head. Ship
rrents none: strong; Choice Heavy Native
Steers 81 FAIR 10 oost 50 30 eS4 AS Butchef
steers Fair TO Choice. ss l60S& To- steckers and
Feeders fair to good So OOe300 Rangers. Ordinary 70
Eogs-Receipts 5000 hcad sAipments none Market
aud lower Choice Heavy ann bu.cu
cr .eecIons S. so e CO. Packing and Workers Medium
10 Prime 81 l5dS5 So. Light grades. Common 10 osoa
~ 81 % IS 20. ,,..., .,.,,x
Far 10 Choice - - u ,. -.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY DECEMBER 8, 1897

ivrrei Tho Of hIn CorbIn president Of the
Long Island IA iroa BiLrl,. Long island Yesterday.
The staGres st large Nj Crrbn'a deer ptrk.
lie rurci~"l h.i dur lPpwst PARK last
surinirr. Two BAR lb'i cx; arrive a
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INSTANCES on RECENT FIRES.

LISTS OF RISKS on VARIOUS STOCKS AND PROPER
TIES.
The insurance on the stock, engine and boiler and
buildngs of H. W. Erchs. cigar box manufacturer at
Nos 1921 East Eeventh-st, damage by lire Do
Gambler 90. is as fnllnMs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

..o, ,o, cerk init purity rot hi-ker,. he shioal my
rabv nu,lly cried Froicrlka Brown 10 secret"y JACK
.on #, his Office at Castle Garden yesterday fredeA~ h'
arrived the day before and was on her way 10 D'H ~
av.d cong until she could rocOve: her Diby ana nav" I'M
r,. kpap,er arrested sad Ia At she h-I gVoh " ~
man in uniform on the before bu; al n'' S"o" III"
mama An unsuccessful search made everywhere ana
lust as the was about to go INT" hy''oro' sue
Ir.rk R4ys. and with atserse'Drng at the ie' "h'~
, lid.anner deulnied: Vcrs ~ dot paDy my Ieoti'
ErltzI ytt,s and he
~ 49, sccn tho ucipfs ana heFc, "Nu
,n~o I.ny n suddenv occurred to hlm lhat y
.,,sn n.t Given HIN china doll the night nriorr
vent Ia lie his d-sk and drew u loI.n' 'y
non .Iriekel Yah yah dot IL my p"V "2
Iced lie paDy" Thon putting II away cao'u'S !" "o' " ~
.he sta ted OAK ota.
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rrtvSa VTyC IRA TTLL2ES

Ry the Brtinnic (Whito star Lao for Liverpool J. :"
Chalmers. Dr. Gardner 81. Irouton the Rev. Charles Stei
yiui, Motkhouse tie Roy j. q. Gray and J. W. Bnney'
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sr:Rirs oF rURPgyrfvE
UhVANA MARKET.

CgAeLn-fsv, Dec % -rarpentinc GnIet al 10
sIyIXN,!i. Dec. 20. -tutpeHtne nrm 1T 500,
WurISsT,y Dec. 2J.-lurpen.ins hrm Al % &C
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MyyrApot- Dec 29whcat va. 9wer 80 yori msTS
h "a c February 75tc Nav sO.o Ne. Nottnern
cssn ~ 60 February 1895: May 7sl.c Flour market was
srsadv Patent ship - l00s+ 3D. BakeJ - ~"
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>, ,.h balances 4t 7o4 is7 $32I 22g 552 Dec. S53lSJJ


FOREIGN EXCHANGES DULL AND EASY.
The forcig IN exchanges were dull and easy AT quo
tations for business as follows Bankers blllS,
- 81 rs and 81 50 80 for long and short sterling
Respectively: j23 is and 80 J-S FOR francs %
and % J-5 for reichmarls 40 and 40 is Tor
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change III It's
rate for discount, and 1t remains at ! per cent.
During the week the bank lost S5Gl 900 bullion.
and the proportion of its reserve TO It's liabilities
WAS reduced from 81 ~ 10 l3.ll per cent against
a reduction from 40 81 10 - 3s per cent IN the
same week Of last year. The weekly statement OF
The Banl, of France shows IA decrease OF 6,Olo,OVO
fr, cold and Il gain of $4,000 frs. silver Al the
London Stock Exchange British consols were strong
with advances OF Is 10 l0l ll-lG for money ana
3-l6 10 lOI 1916 for account. lar silver was
easier nj "A Il-lGd. per ounce English standard.
American railways opened strong despite OF yes
t,rdays 1t pre- sion in the home markets ruled
strong ard closed strong At Paris French 3 per
.rnt, recovered yes crday's decline and closed u
Sis. and sch' exchange on London declined to
- 80 irs to the &
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
nST
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ELK DEER AND ANTEL oPE TOH AUSTIN c""b''.
~, e.cr five antelope ant eil w!c ah hecn brons
a. n,c,al car from Yellowstone LARK Montins. were &C.
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VINO WILL BE CORPORATION CorNSEL'

WHO WILL BE CORPORAIION COZ
Mavor Hewitt said yesterday. when asAs' no "N' "
ctd.d an " Lsm 10 appoint as Corporation CouLse''
shall mako the appointment at The close o.
.ar that have appointed any one. may chaaso
r ,nind beiw no and Saturday
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RAISING THE rRANscoyTIYENTAL RATES


s. PArI Dec. 20 (D,ccioii.-An important ch"'Hc
VII Lc made by the tran-cOniIncnih roN'N' Ia-
srnrc~ rates Will lc increased and limited u'hoH WIN
dawn duo Notice 81 which has been given aH'a'N'
Tho increase was determined some wceh' ago '"'
e.. Atchi-on. Topeka and santa re oppo@fH u anu 81"
uaic.sstood until lst week. when the ROAD ais" 'Ii''
10 H. To-day some private kilograms were le'c'N'u
nom Chicago. saying that after all the SANTA - IA"
DECIDED no; 10 make the increase. one oi lho -.
Paul passcnscr agents. who heard the iuih"r' ''"''
that he DID not believe there was any uu'h }" H. a.
he himself he'd seen a santa T. fcprcs eh'd'Nc ""'~
H. name 20 ihc contract. The reason lot i'",''7
the rates II & said * tic enormous igui"@ Z" 'a'I
forni. bus ness. II thought able 10 D'at Il" Az
vance a. tic rates cheaper than fares pFeN"i
Ing IN other regions. The old figures were H'e 10
the transrnrtinenta war of nearly TWO years aSo'
Chder the change. what f. known as inc Ola Scum"
ess. raes have been abolished and hereafter only TWO
rsies viii bo IA effect from the Missouri lIiNcr PO'hS
10 Tbs cnasi These will bc ESQ lOf u>tHi",s ~
limited and Fl5 for second class nest VIZ ~ ~,
hynsog used Dy all trsnscOni MENTAL iince, ~
Tbs Northern Pacific, witch VIII -eIl nn'u c",no
from u. raul 10 san Francisco Tor =. -. ino rho
The unin iiird tickets by way OF pnld' a. r,.ni
Northern Isrirc will reduce ms iafss from from - III
10 Portland TACOMA seattle and Victoria nv ,
fri-class Of T75 being placed At go t'' @oo i -,
10 $50 u VIII cost IS additional 70 70 !" any Va
The last named places by way OF ior'ldhu'
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY fNTELLIdEScE.
Tie director, Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
ned special meeting yesterday 10 discuss The lease o o
oregon hallway Navigation Company properly Jo'""y
Mh thsUnion Pacific stated that progr IS as
o.ard final contamination Of the Degotasns Du' no
site action taken
ELPAso Tex Dec 29-wiiliam IL McWooi San ffa"
soo capitalist returned yesterday from tho CITY OF heAco
WITH papers for one Of tho concessions granted
VAs Mexican Government The copcessien IL a Hsh' %
Tor sraroad from Topic. state OF jal'co ho'
ssso hazsan coast in the State o. -nHoai tcnco
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HAVANA Dec % Spanish gold 24O.S24olI Exchange
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WABASH AND GREAT WESTERN boNbIi""'''''
A mociing Of the second mortgage bohdho'ocr7 Vi
the Wabash and Great Western Railroad Company was
held al the Office of f. IL. Hartman Co., NO l-o
Broadway, yesterday. A committee OF hVe' con',N'
ing OF J.. J. DC Peyster, X. ID. Hartshoihe; Niono'
Fish, j. Warren Smith and William A. Kean, %t1 1, ~
Pointed 10 protect the interests OF tho DOhdhouiS
And to begin proceedings for tho foreclosure oI 'i
mortgage. u was decided 10 levy an as7cSsn!on' VI
tio q bond to carry the work OF the coih'n'''oo